Fig. 5.

(a and b) Short range imaging of cornea acquired with 8- and 12-bit digitizer card, respectively, with the same imaging conditions; (c) en face projection view [arrow shows the position of B-scan (d)]; (d) full range imaging of anterior chamber [image comprise $2000\times 2300$ pixels spanning 14 mm $(\text{lateral})\times 6.9\mathrm{mm}$ (axial)]. Each image represents five averaged frames. (C: cornea, corneal epithelium, SL: sclera, IS: iris stroma, IPE: iris pigment epithelium, and CL: crystalline lens); (e) in vivo3-D reconstruction of the anterior segment of human eye. (Image reconstructed from $1000\times 100\times 4096$ voxel data set. The size of the imaged volume is $14\times 20\times 6.9\mathrm{mm}$.)